Egalitarian Approach Required To Unlock Hardware Innovation
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Building The Pillars For Egalitarian Technology
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Bridging the Skills Gap and Incentivizing Diverse Talents
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Recommendations for Unlocking Hardware Innovation
Innovative silicon chips and system design will drive the next wave of economic development.
However, this innovation is now controlled by the US and a few Asian countries such as Korea, Japan, and Taiwan.
Countries around the world – specifically emerging economies that are making sizable investments in innovation - face considerable challenges to meet this opportunity.
These are some of the takeaways from the discussions at the fifth edition of the Government Services Forum as the panelists deliberated upon taking a human-centered approach to redesign and implement services.
The term ‘government service’ does not necessarily conjure up the most fantastical image in the minds of its ultimate customers – citizens or residents of a particular country. Governments, while providing some of the most essential and critical serv
The modern world is being shaped by extraordinary technological transitions and digital innovation. This remarkable pace of change is being fueled in part through rapid expansion and exponential growth of the digital space.